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Julie Bishop has been accused of ducking an invitation to flank Malcolm Turnbull at a crucial press conference as he fought for his political life...Ms Bishop strenuously rejected the claim, as others suggested the no-show was due to confusion in the...
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Perhaps she thought the Liberal Party wasn't a church quite broad enough to encompass an Abbott and a Bishop at its highest altar. Bravely, however, the ''loyal girl'' barely flinched at the Abbott's laying on of hands. It took Labor's deputy, Julia Gillard,...
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THE Liberals were poised last night to vote down the emissions trading bill, giving the Government a trigger for a possible early election, after the party shifted decisively to the right with the election of Tony Abbott as leader. Mr Abbott wrested the...
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Jewish lawyer in an attempt to seize Malcolm Turnbull's marginal seat of Wentworth, but it will be determined not to repeat the disastrous campaign of the human rights lawyer George Newhouse...Mr Lewis and senior Labor figures insist that no candidate...
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Joe Hockey leaves his Hunters Hill, Sydney, home yesterday. Photo: Steven Siewert JOE Hockey is poised to run for the Liberal top job tomorrow, despite Malcolm Turnbull insisting he had the shadow treasurer's ''complete support''.
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Leader or lame dog... an embattled Malcolm Turnbull walks with his wife Lucy, daughter Daisy and their dogs in Sydney yesterday. Liberal Party leadership despite enormous pressure from powerbrokers for him to run as a consensus candidate who could unite...
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Australia — Australia's opposition party has splintered over a contentious bill aimed at curbing greenhouse gas emissions, with top officials resigning and some announcing they would challenge the party leader for his job. The lack of consensus in the...
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Turnbull last night was defiantly clinging to his collapsing leadership as he fought to deliver the emissions trading legislation in the wake of a mass exodus of senior figures from his front bench. Shadow ministers Tony Abbott, Nick Minchin and Eric...
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The hysteria surrounding the affair has boiled down to a Senate privileges committee report of slightly more than 100 pages that finds no contempt was committed by Mr Grech. It also clears Liberal senator Eric Abetz of accusations of "coaching" Mr Grech,...
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Liberal backbencher Alby Schultz says the Coalition is facing a landslide defeat at the next election after the party chose to back the Government's controversial emissions trading scheme. Opposition Leader Malcolm Turnbull faced down a potential challenge...
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